Recent CSS Publications

5 Feb 2014

If you are interested in researching or just knowing more about terrorist attacks against energy infrastructures, the politics of nuclear weapons in Europe, Ukraine’s future political fortunes, effective risk communications and preparedness, and how to measure resilience and apply it in cyberspace, then you might want to read some of the recent work done by our CSS researchers.

Jennifer Giroux and Laura Melkünaité: external pageResearch Note on the Energy Infrastructure Attack Database. Perspectives on Terrorism 2013.
Liviu Horovitz: Why Do They Want American Nukes? Central and Eastern European Positions Regarding US Nonstrategic Nuclear Weapons. European Security2014 (published online in 2013).
Ursula Jasper and James Davis: Non-Strategic Nuclear Weapons as a “Trojan Horse”: Explaining Germany’s Ambivalent Attitude. European Security2014 (published online in 2013).
Jonas Grätz: Revolution on Euromaidan. Yanukovych Seals His Fate – And Ukraine’s? Foreign Affairs (9 December 2013).
Tim Prior: Defining the Importance of Mental Preparedness for Risk Communication and Residents Well-prepared for Wildfire. International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction 2013. Also: Wildfire Preparedness, Social Cohesion and Social-Ecological Systems. Global Environmental Change 2013.
Jonas Hagmann and Tim Prior: Measuring Resilience: Methodological and Political Challenges of a Trend Security Concept, Journal of Risk Research (17:3, 2014).
Myriam Dunn Cavelty: A Resilient Europe for an Open, Safe and Secure Cyberspace, UI Occasional Papers by the Swedish Institute of International Affairs (December 2013).